Full disclosure, I work for one of the "big 4" banks and can tell you there are pros and cons to each and it depends on how you want to run your business.

Jeff Beardim not trying to hide, just trying to figure out where I went wrong. i gave full disclosure, performed all due diligence, and because of something that is out of my control, im liable to pay for my buyers "damages" ?

Also I have seen that you always want FULL disclosure and get everyone on the same page.

Additionally, selling property carries a higher degree of risk than buying since claims may be brought by a buyer for failure to provide disclosures, anything from lead paint and asbestos to exagerated claimes of LL income from operations or failing to disclose that a government entity had inquired with you 3 months ago about selling the property to facilitate some public purpose.

The main thing about being licensed is disclosure.

There are specific disclosures that must be given to the homeowner.

We can arrange a time to meet for 30 minutes to 1 hour to discuss what solution works best for you.Respectfully yours,Dan DISCLOSURE: I am a real estate investor and can not advise you on elements of your decision making process as I am not an attorney or an accountant.

Remember to read all your disclosures carefully.

Great comments Ohio Realtor.I just wanted to added in that it is all about "disclosure".

It is all about disclosure.